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<strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />

2010 Fall Athletic Program


an administrative word...<br />

Welcome Parents, Alumni and Friends of <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>!<br />

Thank you for your support of our students who are involved in our extracurricular activities that range<br />

from Athletics to Yearbook. Thank you to our coaches and sponsors who believe in our students and<br />

provide opportunities for them to excel. We are proud of the <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> community that is<br />

involved in our many activities and contribute to the proud mighty Cyclone tradition.<br />

Our extracurricular activities add to the overall social, physical, and spiritual growth of our students. These<br />

activities provide additional opportunities for students to be successful out of the classroom, to learn to<br />

work hard and to work together whether they are a member of an athletic team or the Academic Decathlon<br />

team.<br />

We look forward to a great year!<br />

Dr. Judy Warren<br />

Principal<br />

On behalf of the administration, faculty, coaches and their staffs, I want to welcome everyone to this year’s<br />

activities. The activities and opportunities that <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> provides for our student/athletes would not be<br />

possible without the contributions, support, and sacrifices of so many.<br />

<strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> is rich in tradition, pride, and success. We look forward to another year of sportsmanship,<br />

Cyclone spirit, and the celebration of our many successes on and off the field of competition.<br />

Once again, thank you for being a part of this year’s activities and supporting our student/athletes as we<br />

acknowledge their dedication and hard work.<br />

Greg Duggins<br />

Dean of Student/Athletic Director<br />

Kaw Valley League Statement of Sportsmanship<br />

The Kaw Valley League recognizes the importance of good sportsmanship. The concept of sportsmanship<br />

must be taught, modeled, expected, and reinforced in all competitive activities These school activities allow<br />

for valuable opportunities for our coaches and parents to teach and model sportsmanship and to build school<br />

pride. We welcome you to our activities and encourage enthusiastic support of our program and good<br />

sportsmanship.<br />

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Single and Family Athletic Passes<br />

Samuel and Melinda Alexander & Family<br />

John and Jackie Batliner & Family<br />

Andy and Jennifer Bartolac & Family<br />

Marty and Jeanine Baughman & Family<br />

Mary Bautista & Family<br />

Kevin Bolend<br />

Gary and Caroline Brown & Family<br />

Mark and Cindy Brull & Family<br />

Mark and Becky Calvert & Family<br />

Jeff and Patty Carson & Family<br />

Joe and Ann Connor & Family<br />

Norman and Karen Cox & Family<br />

Joe and Mary Dorr & Family<br />

Tim and Patrice Dorian & Family<br />

Dave and Marianne Duckers & Family<br />

Dave & Judy Englebrick & Family<br />

Tim and Debbie Fogarty & Family<br />

Fred and Ann Golubski & Family<br />

Joe Golubski<br />

Lori Golubski<br />

Jerry and Vicki Gorman & Family<br />

Jeff and Kelley Hamilton & Family<br />

Oscar and Dulce Hernandez & Family<br />

Chris and Lisa Hinkle & Family<br />

Joanne Huey<br />

Richard and Colleen Isabell & Family<br />

Mark and Marilyn Jaksetic & Family<br />

Mikel and Debbie Jones & Family<br />

David and Julie Kochsmeier & Family<br />

Matt and Angie Kolenda & Family<br />

Alex and Kathy Kump & Family<br />

Norma Mahoney<br />

David and Joann Maleta & Family<br />

Jim and Colleen Mann & Family<br />

Steve and Katie Maurin & Family<br />

Dr. John Makona<br />

Mary Beth McCarty<br />

Daryl and Samantha McClanahan & Family<br />

Davey and Paula Mohn & Family<br />

Louis Oropeza<br />

Rene Oropeza and Family<br />

Jose and Teresa Oropeza & Family<br />

Carlos and Teresa Pacheco & Family<br />

Rob Podrebarac<br />

Mark and Linda Ramirez & Family<br />

Michael and Renee Ramirez & Family<br />

Joe and Amy Reardon & Family<br />

Elizabeth and George Rebeck & Family<br />

Nicole Roblez<br />

Terry Roblez<br />

Jeffery and Jody Rose & Family<br />

Anthony and Paula Sanchez & Family<br />

Rachel Sanchez & Family<br />

Phil & Elaine Schindel & Family<br />

Greg and Kathy Schneider & Family<br />

Terry and Carletha Shakelford & Family<br />

Dennis and Rene Slupski & Family<br />

Tracy and Janelle Smith & Family<br />

Don and Carol Stephen & Family<br />

Mike and Lizz Stoker & Family<br />

Manuel and Teresa Talavera & Family<br />

Nick and Karolyn Tomasic & Family<br />

Anthony Tucker & Family<br />

Guadalupe Vega & Family<br />

Karla Wickam & Family<br />

James and Nancy Wilson & Family<br />

Marc and Paula Wilson & Family<br />

Special thanks to Sue Reed, Kay<br />

Byard, and Angie Gregory. Sue, Kay,<br />

and Angie contacted our advertisers,<br />

provided content, took care of activity<br />

passes and proofread the final book.<br />

Patrice Ludwig contributed additional<br />

proofing.


Football<br />

Head Coach Travis Grosdidier returns for his ninth year with the Cyclones<br />

and his seventh year coaching football. This is his first year as the head coach.<br />

He’s a native of St. Joseph, Missouri and a ‘93 graduate of <strong>Bishop</strong> Leblond<br />

<strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. Coach Grosdidier teaches Physical Education, Weight Training<br />

and coaches baseball at <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong>.<br />

Friday 8/27 Black & White Scrimmage home 6:30<br />

Friday 9/3 Tonganoxie <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> away 7:00<br />

Friday 9/10 Basehor-Linwood <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 7:00<br />

Friday 9/17 Piper <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> away 7:00<br />

Friday 9/24 Mill Valley <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> away 7:00<br />

Friday 10/1 Lansing <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> (Homecoming) home 7:00<br />

Friday 10/8 Bonner Springs <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> away 7:00<br />

Friday 10/15 DeSoto <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> away 7:00<br />

Friday 10/22 St. James Academy <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 7:00<br />

Thursday 10/28 Blue Valley Southwest HS (senior night) home 7:00<br />

Varsity<br />

Back Row: Calib Hamilton, Darius Horn, Adam Kraly, Addison Englebrick, Andrew Kump, Jesus Monarca,<br />

Wesley Freeman, Alejandro Pacheco, Alfie Rangel, Milo Sanchez, Jay Hanson, Mitch Stoker<br />

Middle Row: Nick Cornejo, Angel Rodriguez, Andrew Ramirez, Nick Bartolac, Ricardo Madrigal, Andrew<br />

Schneider, Robert Cox, Geoffrey Kump, Mike Golubski, Zade Klepac, Kurt Jones<br />

Front Row: Jorge Barajas, Austin Kochsmeier, Evan Burns, Declan Fogarty, Jacob Cushing, Peter McKeirnan,<br />

Alex White, Luke Slupski, Gerson Phillipe, Airon Webb, Evan Ross, Andy Lopez (not pictured, Jon Roblez)<br />

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Assistant Coaches<br />

Jemale Harper is entering his first year with the Cyclones. He was a standout<br />

high school player in the state of Georgia. Jemale played football at Valdosta<br />

State University. He is currently teaching at Holy Trinity and Christ the King.<br />

Jemale will also be the head wrestling coach at <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> this year. Coach<br />

Harper and his wife, Marie, have a new born baby, Mia.<br />

Brad Wiss, a 2004 graduate of <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> and a 3 year varsity<br />

football letterman under Coach Duggins, returns to the staff this year.<br />

Brad works for the Unified Government and is married to Terra Monslow-<br />

Wiss. After a stand-out career in baseball and football at <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong>,<br />

Brad played college baseball at Cloud County Community College. Brad<br />

and Terra have a seven month old son, Blake.<br />

Randy Robertson is entering his first year with the Cyclones. He’s a 1990<br />

graduate of <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> and a 4 year varsity football letter winner under<br />

Coach Dorr. He played football at Butler County Community College<br />

and Pittsburg State. Randy graduated from Pittsburg State in 1994 with a<br />

Bachelor of Science in Technology and is currently teaching Graphic<br />

Design, Yearbook and Art Foundation, along with coaching baseball.<br />

Coach Robertson and his wife, Lynne, have two children, Jacob 7 and<br />

Chloe 5.<br />

Kendrick Harper is entering his first year with the Cyclones. He was<br />

a standout high school player at wide receiver and defensive back in<br />

the state of Georgia. He played football at Butler County Community<br />

College and the University of Kansas. While at KU he was a member<br />

of the Insight and Orange Bowl championship teams.<br />

Zach Mann graduated in 2009 from <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>. While at<br />

<strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong>, Zach played four years of football and baseball and was<br />

captain of both teams his senior year. Zach will be coaching the Freshman<br />

Football Team and assisting with the JV and Varsity Football Teams this<br />

season. Zach is currently attending Rockhurst University and is majoring in<br />

Math and Secondary Education.<br />

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Freshmen<br />

Back Row: Dakota Bautista, Tyler Rose, Xavier Tucker, Josh Isabell, Nick Golubski, Jeremy Butner, Connor<br />

Burns, Evan Brull, Josh Slupski<br />

Front Row: Brent Lidtke, Arturo Perez, Tomas Cera, Nick Wilson, Rueben Sanchez, Trevor McClanahan,<br />

Jordan Jones, Jimmy Bartolac<br />

(not pictured - Danny Trujillo)<br />

Tuesday 9/7 Tonganoxie <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 4:30<br />

Monday 9/13 Basehor-Linwood <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 5:00<br />

Monday 9/20 Piper <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 4:30<br />

Monday 9/27 Mill Valley <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 4:30<br />

Monday 10/4 Lansing <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> away 4:30<br />

Monday 10/11 Bonner Springs <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 4:30<br />

Monday 10/18 Desoto <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> home 4:30<br />

Monday 10/25 St. James Academy <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> away 4:30<br />

GO CYCLONES!<br />

FRIENDS OF WARD<br />

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Cheerleaders<br />

Back Row: Ellyn Calvert, Heather MacPherson, Bertha Sanchez<br />

Middle Row: Victoria Stephen, Jozzi Rainey<br />

Front Row: Mitzy Ramirez, Monica Ramirez, TeAra Crockett, Danielle Lowe<br />

Nancy Sheble Rogers returns for her fifth year at <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> and her<br />

third year coaching cheerleading. She is a Cyclone, class of 1987, and<br />

a 1991 graduate of Benedictine College where she earned her BA in<br />

Mathematics. She taught math and coached cheerleading for 15 years<br />

at Hayden <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> in Topeka, KS before returning here to her<br />

alma mater<br />

Angie Gonzalez Seitz ‘00 will also be working<br />

with the Cyclone Cheer Squad<br />

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Volleyball<br />

Natalie Harris – Muehlberger returns as head coach for the Cyclones. This is<br />

her 10th year coaching and her 4th year as head coach. She teaches English here<br />

at <strong>Ward</strong>. Natalie is a 1996 graduate of BW and a 2000 graduate of Saint Mary<br />

College, Leavenworth where she played softball for the Spires. Natalie is also<br />

working on a master’s degree in <strong>School</strong> Counseling from the University of West<br />

Alabama. Natalie is married to John Muehlberger and is the mother of Jillian (4)<br />

and Rose (2). She also helps raise her stepson, Andy, a sophomore at St. James.<br />

Varsity<br />

Back Row: Jeanette cox, Shannon McCarty, Elizabeth Huey, Abby Carson, Meg Marquardt<br />

Front Row: Ashley Schindel, Kylie Jones, Caroline Dorr, Elizabeth Connor<br />

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Kathy Calcara joins the Cyclone coaching staff as the junior varsity coach. Coach<br />

Calcara has worked in the development office for the past 5 years and continues<br />

to help promote <strong>Ward</strong> today serving on the Nutrition and Wellness Task Force.<br />

She has Business Administration Degree from William Jewell College, as well as<br />

a Master’s Degree in Public Affairs from Park University. Coach Calcara played<br />

volleyball at the collegiate level while attending William Jewell. Kathy is married<br />

to Mickey Calcara. They have two daughters Emily (6) a first grader at Sacred<br />

Heart and Isabelle (4) who is in preschool.<br />

Junior Varsity<br />

Back Row:<br />

Sabrina Young, Jeanette Cox,<br />

Audrey Kump, Madison Lally,<br />

Samantha Morrissey<br />

Front Row:<br />

Lexi Nick, Cece Brooks, Ana<br />

Munoz, Olivia Vaca<br />

Freshmen<br />

Terra Monslow-Wiss, class of 2004 joins<br />

the volleyball coaching staff this year as<br />

the freshmen coach. This is Terra’s first<br />

year coaching. Terra is married to Brad<br />

Wiss ‘94. Brad is on the football coaching<br />

staff here at <strong>Ward</strong>. Terra and Brad<br />

have a son Blake, who is 7 months.<br />

Back Row: Cesi Pinon, Hanna Baughman, Illi Lobatos, Mariah<br />

Smith, Madie Kostelac<br />

Front Row: Angelica Kolleman, Nicole Reyes, Sabrina Montez,<br />

Bibianna Reyes<br />

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Volleyball<br />

Date Opponent Place Time<br />

Varsity<br />

Tues. 9/7 Cristo Rey <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 6:30<br />

Thurs 9/9 Blue Valley Southwest, Eudora Eudora 5:00<br />

Tues. 9/14 Piper, Basehor-Linwood, Maur Hill Prep Basehor 5:00<br />

Sat. 9/18 Topeka Hayden Tournament Topeka Hayden 8:00 am<br />

Mon. 9/20 Bonner Springs, Louisburg, Piper Bonner Springs 5:00<br />

Sat. 9/25 Tonganoxie Tournament Tonganoxie 8:00 am<br />

Tues. 10/5 Topeka West, Turner Turner 5:00<br />

Sat. 10/9 WYCO Tournament Schlagle 8:00 am<br />

Thurs. 10/14 Baldwin, Tonganoxie Tonganoxie 6:00<br />

Sat. 10/16 Kaw Valley Tournament Bonner Springs 8:00am<br />

Mon. 10/18 Bonner Springs, Turner <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 5:00<br />

Sat. 10/23 SUB-STATE TBA TBA<br />

Junior Varsity<br />

Tues. 9/7 Cristo Rey <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 5:00<br />

Thurs. 9/9 Blue Valley Southwest, Eudora Eudora 5:00<br />

Mon. 9/13 Tonganoxie <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 6:00<br />

Tues. 9/14 Olathe South, Leavenworth, Lawrence Olathe South 5:30<br />

Mon. 9/20 Basehor-Linwood, Bonner Springs Basehor-Linwood 5:00<br />

Thurs. 9/23 St. James Academy St. James 6:00<br />

Sat. 9/25 Ottawa Tournament Ottawa 8:00 am<br />

Mon. 9/27 Mill Valley, Turner Turner 5:00<br />

Sat. 10/2 Kaw Valley League Tournament Piper 8:00 am<br />

Thurs. 10/7 Miege, Maranatha, KC Christian KC Christian 5:00<br />

Mon. 10/11 Lansing, Piper Lansing 5:00<br />

Wed. 10/13 Baldwin, Tonganoxie Baldwin 5:00<br />

Sat. 10/16 Blue Valley Jamboree Blue Valley 8:00 am<br />

Mon. 10/18 Bonner Springs, Turner Bonner Springs 5:00<br />

Freshmen<br />

Thurs. 9/2 St. Teresa’s, Notre Dame de Sion <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 5:00<br />

Wed. 9/8 St. James, Turner, Bonner Springs St. James Academy 5:00<br />

Thurs. 9/9 Mill Valley, Piper, Tonganoxie Piper 5:00<br />

Mon. 9/13 Tonganoxie <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 5:00<br />

Wed. 9/15 Basehor-Linwood, Piper <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 5:00<br />

Sat. 9/18 Kaw Valley League Tournament Turner 8:00 am<br />

Mon. 9/20 Basehor-Linwood, Bonner Springs Basehor-Linwood 5:00<br />

Thurs. 9/23 <strong>Bishop</strong> Miege, DeSoto, Olathe East <strong>Bishop</strong> Miege 5:30<br />

Sat. 9/25 Atchison Tournament Atchison 9:00 am<br />

Mon. 9/27 Mill Valley, Turner Turner 5:00<br />

Wed. 10/6 Tonganoxie, Bonner Springs Baldwin 5:00<br />

Mon. 10/11 Lansing, Piper Lansing 5:00<br />

Wed. 10/13 Baldwin, Tonganoxie Tonganoxie 5:00<br />

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Pep Club Officers<br />

Recruiter: Meg Marquardt, Vice President: Allison Dorr, Treasurer: Abby Carson<br />

Historian: Allyson Balliett, President: Carlie Thomas, Secretary: Ashley Lysaught<br />

Angie Gregory 96’ returns as a co-sponsor of the Cyclone Pep Club for the<br />

2010-2011 school year. Angie graduated from the University of Saint Mary<br />

in 2000, double majoring in English and Business with a concentration in<br />

marketing. She continued at Saint Mary and earned her MBA with a focus in<br />

management in 2004. Angie also serves as the sponsor of the <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong><br />

Student Council and is the coordinator of the St. Jerome Media Center.<br />

Sue McNellis Reed ’80 returns as a co-sponsor of the Cyclone Pep Club<br />

for the 2010-2011 school year. This is their fifth year as co-sponsors.<br />

Sue attended KCKCC and Emporia State University and works in the<br />

front office at <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> as our Office Manager. She and her husband,<br />

Mike, have had three children graduate from <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong>: Matt Pannell<br />

’02, Ryan Reed ’05, and Nicole Reed ’10. They also have another<br />

daughter, Caitlin Reed, who is an eighth grader at St. Patrick’s <strong>School</strong>.<br />

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Cross Country<br />

Back Row: Citalli Corona, Frankie Oropeza, Anthony Rozine, Dustin Yonts, Salvador Lopez, Tim Fithian, Allison Dorr,<br />

Andrea Oropeza, Jose Vega, Sofia Bonacchi<br />

Middle Row: Magdalena Wagner, Tessa Ramirez, Ricardo Rosas, Ana Palacio, Kate Dorian, Christina Rangel, Leslie Jaramillo,<br />

Vilma Maldonado<br />

Front Row: Meg Calvert, Theresa Collins, Monica Martinez, Stephanie Torres, Julia Vega, Clarissa Fierro-Cheda, Jeanette Sanchez<br />

Jason Dolan is back to lead the the Cyclone<br />

cross country squad. Jason was a track athlete at<br />

Emporia State and has coached at Topeka West<br />

and St. Thomas Aquinas.<br />

Jennifer Novogoratz<br />

will be assisting with<br />

cross crountry.<br />

Sat. 9/4 St. Thomas Aquinas Inv. JCCC 8:00 am<br />

Sat. 9/11 Paola Invitational Wallace Park 9:00 am<br />

Sat. 9/18 Bonner Springs Invitational Wyandotte County Park 10:00 am<br />

Tues. 9/21 Tonganoxie Invitational(JV) Tonganoxie Middle S. 4:00<br />

Sat. 10/2 Rim Rock Invitational Lawrence 8:00<br />

Thurs. 10/7 WYCO Invitational Wyandotte County Park 3:30<br />

Wyandotte HS-- Host<br />

Thurs. 10/14 Kaw Valley League Meet Wyandotte County Park 4:00<br />

<strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong>--Host<br />

Sat. 10/23 Regionals TBA TBA<br />

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Varsity<br />

Soccer<br />

Back Row: Jacob Jaksetic, Matej Batinic, Cesar Angeles, Louis Rebeck, Oscar Solis, Andres Sandoval,<br />

John Batliner<br />

Front Row: Luis Liano, Manuel Talavera, Daryoosh Noori, Cesar Quintona, Jose Vega,<br />

Alejandro Labrado, Ashish Diyali, Martin Cervantes<br />

(not pictured - Christian Jaramillo)<br />

Ross Newell is back again as the head coach of the Cyclone soccer program.<br />

Coach Newell teaches in the business department and helps with the girls’ soccer<br />

team. He and his wife have a son, Corbin, 5, and a daughter, Genevieve, 2.<br />

Art Cornejo returns to the Cyclone soccer<br />

program. Art and his wife, Carmen, have<br />

two sons: Ramon ‘93 and Joseph ‘94.<br />

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Junior Varsity<br />

Back Row: Emilio Calderon, William Calloway, Noah Jaksetic, Luis Calderon, Jesus Quintanilla, Edwin Lopez,<br />

Oscar Gonzalez<br />

Front Row: Geovanny Huerta, Juan Lopez, Antonio Ortiz, Angel Silvestre, Antonio Subasic, Jose Perez<br />

(not pictured - Ricardo Rosas, Baltazar Gurrola, Dalinuel Howard, Brenden Wright)<br />

Tues.-Sat.<br />

9/7, 9/8, 9/11 WYCO Tournament Piper/Schlagle TBA<br />

Tues. 9/14 Basehor-Linwood H.S. <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 4:30/6:00<br />

Wed. 9/15 Bonner Springs H. S. Bonner Springs 4:30/6:00<br />

Tues. 9/21 Lansing <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Lansing 4:30/6:00<br />

Thurs. 9/23 Piper <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Piper 4:30/6:00<br />

Mon. 9/27 St . James Academy St. James TBD 4:30/6:00<br />

Thurs. 9/30 Cristo Rey (Varsity Only) <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 5:00<br />

Tues. 10/5 Turner <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Turner 5:30/4:00<br />

Thurs. 10/7 Tonganoxie <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Tonganoxie 4:30/6:00<br />

Thurs. 10/14 Tonganoxie <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> 4:30/6:00<br />

Wed. 10/20 Mill Valley <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Mill Valley 4:30/6:00<br />

Mon.-Sat.<br />

10/25-10/30 Regionals TBA TBA<br />

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Good Luck to Declan this season!<br />

From the Fogarty family:<br />

John Sr. - class of 1949<br />

Kevin - class of 1974<br />

Theresa - class of 1975<br />

Tim - class of 1976<br />

Lant - class of 2006<br />

Jack - Class of 2009<br />

Go Cyclones!<br />

Best of Luck,<br />

MICHAEL,<br />

on your Junior year!<br />

Love,<br />

Dad, Mom, & Mark<br />

GOOD LUCK, AUSTIN!<br />

Congratulations on your<br />

2010 State Baseball Championship!<br />

Best of luck in your<br />

football and baseball seasons this year!<br />

We are very proud of you!<br />

Love,<br />

Mom and Dad<br />

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Grandmother<br />

Alice Mahoney ‘18<br />

Father<br />

Judge J. William Mahoney ‘42<br />

Sisters<br />

Anne Mahoney Monachino ‘68<br />

Colleen Mahoney Martin ‘72<br />

Maureen Mahoney ‘74<br />

Molly Mahoney ‘80<br />

Molly and Meg<br />

Future Cyclones<br />

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Mokey & Weraaa,<br />

Good Luck with<br />

Cross Country!<br />

I’m very proud of you<br />

and I love you both!<br />

-Uncel<br />

Good luck this<br />

year,<br />

Andrea ’13<br />

and<br />

Frankie ’14!<br />

Love you so much!<br />

-Mom<br />

To B1,<br />

Good luck this year.<br />

I am very proud of<br />

you<br />

and love you very<br />

much!<br />

-Unc.<br />

In Memory of<br />

Judge Matt<br />

Podrebarac<br />

Class of ‘50<br />

We are so proud<br />

of you and wish you<br />

a great freshmen year.<br />

Love,<br />

Mom and Dad<br />

Helen A. Skradski<br />

Funeral Director<br />

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Come Learn why<br />

<strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> is the<br />

“Right Choice”<br />

<strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> hosts several fun and informative<br />

events for families to learn more about the school.<br />

For more info, visit wardhigh.org<br />

Friday, Oct. 2<br />

Middle <strong>School</strong> Night<br />

7 p.m. @ the<br />

Homecoming Football<br />

Game vs. Lansing<br />

Sunday, Nov. 7<br />

Open House, 1-3 p.m.<br />

Come take a tour of the<br />

school and much, much<br />

more!<br />

November/December<br />

Shadow Days<br />

All WyCo Catholic grade school students will have<br />

shadow days at <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong>. To schedule an<br />

individual shadow day, call 913.371.6901<br />

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26<br />

7250 State<br />

Kansas City, Kansas 66112-9978<br />

913-334-1100


Wellness for <strong>Ward</strong><br />

From left to right: Evan Brull ’14, Chef Shad of Bistro Kids, and Elexis Whitmore ’13<br />

• Students eating fresh, organic food will increase their<br />

concentration and learning<br />

• Renovate the kitchen area into a state of the art food<br />

preparation center that will produce fresh, healthy<br />

breakfasts and lunches<br />

Did you know?<br />

Type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease are almost completely<br />

preventable with a healthy lifestyle, yet both are on the rise in huge<br />

numbers. If current trends continue, one in three people born after the<br />

year 2000 will develop Type 2 Diabetes.<br />

With your donation to Fund-A-Need<br />

you will accomplish the following:<br />

• Walk in freezer and double stack oven<br />

• New food preparation space, steamer, sink and dishwasher<br />

• Air conditioning for the kitchen and cafeteria<br />

• New shelving and storage units<br />

• New cafeteria tables and modern fixtures<br />

• Computerized lunch payment system<br />

• Renovation from top to bottom including new ceiling and floor<br />

Our students need your help to<br />

create a state of the art Kitchen<br />

and Cafeteria -- the Cyclone Café!<br />

You can help set a standard of<br />

excellence for health and wellness<br />

for <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> students!<br />

Donate Today!<br />

www.cyclonecountry.org<br />

or contact the<br />

Development Offi ce at 913.371.6901 or<br />

sprigel@wardhigh.org<br />

All Students Benefit!<br />

Support our Wellness for <strong>Ward</strong> drive and accomplish the following:<br />

• Learning good eating habits that will last a lifetime and<br />

prevent chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes<br />

• Organic, locally produced food<br />

• Hands on cooking classes and community garden


Wellness for <strong>Ward</strong><br />

“The <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> mission statement states that we<br />

strive to provide, “a quality, Catholic, college-preparatory<br />

education that nurtures the body, mind and soul of each<br />

student.” We care about the whole student: body, mind<br />

and soul. Our spirituality of respect for the human body<br />

comes in part from the words of St. Paul (1 Cor. 6:19):<br />

“Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy<br />

Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God?<br />

You are not your own.”<br />

Father Michael Hermes, President<br />

Endorsements<br />

“Having a new kitchen will greatly benefit the students.<br />

It will allow us to have healthier options at lunch and at<br />

breakfast. It is important for the students to eat nutritious<br />

meals so that they can perform and feel better.”<br />

Ellyn Calvert ’11<br />

“The school kitchen was constructed in the early 1960’s to help<br />

accommodate the rapid growth of the student population during the<br />

baby boom. The kitchen was state of the art for the early 1960’s. But<br />

now with our new food service program, and with the emphasis on<br />

preparing fresh, healthy and nutritious food on site, we realize the need<br />

to renovate and upgrade our school kitchen. We need to get new<br />

equipment in there in order to help provide the best high school food<br />

service program in the Kansas City metro area.”<br />

Mr. Tom Creal, Board Member and Nutrition Task Force Member<br />

“A daily nutritional breakfast and lunch prepared in our cafeteria is<br />

important not only physically but also mentally to our students.<br />

Eating healthy food stimulates our minds and enables us to be alert<br />

and focused during class time. Eating healthy also allows our students<br />

to maintain a fit lifestyle. Any donation you can come up with to help<br />

upgrade our kitchen will be deeply appreciated. Remember, this is for<br />

our students at <strong>Bishop</strong> <strong>Ward</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong>!”<br />

Mr. Todd Magwire, Wellness Director, Physical Education<br />

Instructor & Varsity Boys Basketball Coach<br />

From front to back: Zayra Soto ’14, Evan Burns ’11, Megan Marquardt ’12,<br />

Noah Jaksetic ’14, Audrey Kump ’14, and Nick Bartolac ’11

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